NASTD provides opportunities to put private sector organizations in contact with the $78.3B state government IT market. Membership is required for private sector organizations to participate in association seminars and conferences.
Corporate affiliate membership is open to businesses that provide technology services or equipment to the public sector. These businesses have more than 15 full-time employees or annual revenues exceeding $1 million.
Below is some key information regarding corporate affiliate membership:
Small/Micro business affiliate membership is open to private sector companies in the business of offering/providing information technology, hardware, software, facilities and/or services to the public sector. A small/micro business is defined as an entity with 15 or fewer full-time equivalent employees or annual revenue of $1,000,000 or less. Small/micro business affiliates enjoy the same benefits as corporate affiliate members.
Your membership in NASTD entitles you to many benefits and services, and there is no limit on how many IT professionals states can designate to share in NASTD member benefits. At NASTD, we focus on relationship building and networking with key state IT procurement decision makers and decision influencers within states’ central IT operations.
Connect with Key Decision Makers at a NASTD Event
NASTD hosts two regional seminars and an annual conference each year, and only members attend these events. At all three events, corporate affiliate members can engage with state members in attendance to learn more about their pain points and how you can help them gain greater efficiency, agility, and performance in their IT operations. Registration fees are separate.
As thought leaders in technology, you provide critical insight and innovation on the issues directly impacting state government IT operations.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Become a NASTD sponsor to put your company in front of those leading the way on the journey to improving their constituents’ lives. Sponsorship is available only to members.
Receiving NASTD Publications and Information
Members turn to NASTD for information about the latest issues in state government IT operations and advice on how to help state governments be adaptable, resourceful, and innovative in solving problems. Members receive:
Make Your Mark on the Association
NASTD encourages member participation in committees that help govern the organization as well as online communities that keep fruitful conversations going.
Corporate members can participate in the following:
Corporate members have access to the following communities: